‘Ravichandran Ashwin will become the next head coach of the Indian team’

Samira Vishwas

Tezzbuzz|17-08-2025

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In an interview to ESPNcricinfo, Pujara was asked which player of the team could become the coach of India in the coming time? On this, he took the name of Ashwin without losing time.

Delhi: During the tenure of the head coach Gautam Gambhir of the Indian team, Team India has lost more than success. He was criticized a lot after losing the domestic series against New Zealand. After this, the team also suffered a crushing defeat in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

However, after winning the ICC Champions Trophy, Gambhir got some relief. At the same time, he breathed a great relief even after the Test series draw against England. At present, Team India is busy preparing for the Asia Cup.

Pujara took Ashwin’s name

Meanwhile, Team India’s trusted batsman Cheteshwar Pujara has described former all -rounder Ravichandran Ashwin as a future coach. In an interview to ESPNcricinfo, Pujara was asked which player of the team could become the coach of India in the coming time? On this, he took the name of Ashwin without losing time.

Sudden retirement

Ravichandran Ashwin suddenly retired from international cricket during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in December last year. His decision completely surprised the fans.

Ashwin’s brilliant career

Ashwin is second in the list of bowlers taking the most wickets in Test cricket from India. He took 537 wickets in 106 Tests and also contributed with the bat. He scored 3503 runs with the help of 6 centuries and 14 half -centuries.

In ODIs, Ashwin scored 156 wickets and 707 runs in 116 matches. At the same time, he took 72 wickets in 65 T20 international matches and scored 184 runs.

Back from Kumble, but name recorded in history

Anil Kumble holds the record for the most wickets from India in Test cricket, who took 619 wickets. Ashwin holds behind him in this matter and holds second place. Overall, Ashwin took 765 wickets in international cricket, while Kumble took 956 wickets.